degrees. miami morning showers 81. chicago mostly sunny 49 trees. dallas mostly sunny 66. l.a. chance of showers, 70 degrees. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. the east will be mainly sunny and dry with cool temperatures. much of the south sunny and dry with below average temperatures. pleasant weather extends across the midwest. rain and mountain snow will reach from washington state to central california. >>> on cbs moneywatch it's do or die for snack maker hostess and the hiring outlook for the next crop of college graduates, ashley morrison is here in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: this could be the day when hostess brand goes out of business. the maker of twinkies, wonder bread and other products say it may liquidate its business as early as today unless striking be bakers go back to work. 18,000 workers would lose their job. the company shut three plants earlier this week. hostess told cbs news some employees have returned network. it's not clear if it's enough to avoid the threatened shutdown. continued concerns about the fiscal cliff in the u.s

morning showers 81. chicago, clouds and sun 49. dallas sunny 66. los angeles mostly cloudy, 74. >>> now for a check of today's national forecast, the west coast will be battered by two storms over the next few days with some coastal areas expecting four to five inches of rain. starting tonight through tuesday. higher elevations could see major snowfall. dry weather persists in the midwest, northeast and south but expected scattered showers in the carolinas and parts of georgia and florida. >>> on the cbs morning moneywatch some positive news in the foreclosure front and a big burger that will take a bite out of your wallet too. ashley morrison is here in new york with more. >> reporter: good morning. several european cities are recovering from demonstrations over austerity measures, which stretched into the night. protesters in madrid started fires late wednesday after the 24 hour general strike. the violence disrupted air and rail travel in italy and belgium. across europe more than 100 people were arrested. >>> concerns about europe's debt crisis sent asian markets lower. han

chicago, 46 trees. mostly sunny in dallas, 63 and partly sunny in l.a., 82 degrees. let's check your national forecast. expect nice weather today across much of the country. clear skies over the eastern half of the nation. some showers in the south and northwest and northern rockies will see scattered rain and mountain snow showers. the midwest and west remain dry. when a white supremacist opened fire at a sikh temple police rushed to the scene. the gunman killed six but the toll may have been higher if it were not for two cops who gave their first interview to elaine quijano. >> reporter: 10:26 in the morning when oak creek police got the first 911 call. >> there's a guy in the church shooting with a gun. >> reporter: police lieutenant brian murphy, driving this car arrived first at the sikh temple. he found two bodies in the parking lot. >> i need an ambulance. i do not see a shooter anywhere. >> reporter: he got out of the car just seconds after he arrived he spotted the gunman wave michael page and chased him in the parking lot. >> i moved forward and realized very quickly this i

. morning showers, 82. partly sunny in chicago, 41 degrees. partly sunny in dallas, 62. mostly sunny in l.a., 81 degrees. let's check your national forecast. rain will soak much of the east and parts of the south bringing cooler temperatures. chance of snow flurries across the plains. the midwest will be mostly dry. light rain or snow showers will cross parts of washington, oregon, and the northern rockies. >>> the aftermath of hurricane sandy is turning into a bonanza for used car dealers. "usa today" reports the storm may have destroyed as many as a quarter of a million cars in new york and new jersey, and those cars will need to be replaced quickly. edmunds expects used car sales to rise by as much as $700 to $1,000 per car. "cbs moneywatch" time. a big oil boost for the u.s. twinkie lovers beware a snack strike. ashley morison here in new york with that and more. good morning. >> oh, the horror. the u.s. is on the road to becoming the world's top oil producer in five years. the about face is driven by the surge of shale gas and oil production. the international energy agency says th

dallas, aldean is using that success to promote a cause that is deeply personal for him and his wife, jessica. >> actually married to my cousin which is how jason and i met. >> reporter: family friend melissa morstad died from breast cancer eight years ago. >> here she is leaving three little girls and so young, 29 years old. and she died. >> reporter: for the last seven years, aldean has held a concert for the cure, the annual event orchestrated by jessica, on ticket sales and merchandise, to benefit the susan g. komen foundation. >> every year it's gotten bigger and better. >> reporter: keeping pace with aldean's career, donations are growing steadily and significantly. >> we have finally hit the $500,000 mark. $590,000. thank you guys so much! >> reporter: it's the kind of moment that provides a glimpse of jason aldean, the man, devoted to family and prevent, which is why fame is sometimes an unwelcomed spotlight. in september, photographs surfaced showing aldean embracing and apparently kissing another woman in los angeles. he apologized saying he had too much to drink. but left

. look at the travel forecast looking good across boston, dallas, los angeles. heading toward new york, dc you could have a stray thunderstorm. san francisco could see a little bit of rain there. a quick look at the wednesday forecast good for the eastern half temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we will see the rain for parts of the northwest. we are heading toward the holiday for cooking. >> me? i can't even boil water. >> after meeting with labor leaders and ceo's of some of america's biggest countries they will try to come up with a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff. president obama and top four congressional leaders will meet at the white house. tax hiengs and spending cuts that are certain to kill the u.s. economy. it is the first face to face meeting and almost guaranteed will be in for marathon negotiations. if wall street is any judge the market fell 5 percent since the election. >> we talk a lot about how the post office loses any money. they lost more than a billion dollars. a record. 3 times as bad as expected. more red ink is slated for next year. the fate is based on congression

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morning in dallas. >> bryan will latell. here is the book castro secret." the cia and cuba's intelligence machine.ck it unfortunately we ran out ofs time. you have to pick it up and read it for yourself.ng it's unfortunate. it's a good story. bryan, thank you for joins us on booktv here in miami. >> thank you so much. >>> is there a non-fiction author or book you would like to see featured on booktv? send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. or tweet us@twitter.com/booktv. >>> novellest james patterson is speaking at the miami book fair. he talked about the reading program that he has personally started. we wanted to look at some of the other reading programs that are available in the united states and see what the efforts are. i want to begin with jane robinson. the chief financial officer of a group called first book. if you can describe what first book is to start? >> yes, hi, peter. i just want to say thank you to c-span for all the incredible support you have given to the entire industry and the entire concept of reading and literacy, c-span has been a leader on that and i

and it only took 12 seconds to take it down. the thomas building in dallas raised in a controlled implosion by demolition crews, the building, one of the last landmarks from dallas' heyday as a cotton trading town. that's a fox watch across america. florida senator marco rubio take making an important visit out of his home state. where he went and what he said about the economy that has the crowd cheering. and military might in the sky. where these jets were flying and why. i have a cold, and i took nyquil, but i'm still stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels speeds relief to your worst cold symptoms plus has a decongestant for your stuffy nose. thanks. that's the cold truth! military families face, we understan at usaa, we know military life is different. we've been there. that's why every bit of financial advice we offer is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. [ laughs ] dad! dad! [ applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] life brings obstacles. usaa brin

today in the 40s and 50s. even areas in the deep south will be in the 60ed. nice day in dallas, 66. denver, 49. same with washington, d.c., near 50. so now it doesn't look like we have to worry about the next coastal storm. we may be, knock knock, clear all the way to thanks fwifg. >> whoa, bill, don't jinx us. let's be careful. thank you for the knocks. >>> bitter words from mitt romney about the election. >>> plus, could a chemical keep men from cheating? details on a new study are next. you're watching "early today." >> announcer: brought to you by the makers of centrum men and women. have you taken the most complete multi-vitamin today? >>> stories making news this morning. former republican presidential nominee mitt romney was on a conference call with some of his top campaign donors when he said that president obama defeated him by giving things to blacks, hispanics, and young voters. >> the president's campaign did was focus on certain members of his base coalition, give them extraordinary financial gifts from the government, and then work very aggressively to turn them out

just ate dallas! >>> east way teen-aged dancers about to perform in front of millions people as part of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> apc 7 news don sanchez takes us there. this is what the dancers will be doing. energy in a once in a lifetime experience. >> so excited to go. it's going to be an amazing experience. i'm nervous but excited. >> getting better. >> this is the second time the dance studio has been invited to appear, she says it's because they have won so many competitions and work hard. >> just so happy to have this opportunity. to be doing something you enjoy so much, two with, your friends, tree, you get to go to a locale like new york city. oh, my gosh. >> they've been sent this routine by spirit of america pro ducks will join 498 others, 500 of them doing this. many of them have been dancing here since they're in kindergarten. it's like family, they develop teamwork and self confidence. >> the way she teaches us in class is like helping us in life. in general. >> culminating this time on thanksgiving day in new york. >> everybody is doing this together it's

have breaking news right now. there is a large industrial fire in garland, texas, near dallas. take a look at this. witnesses heard several explosions. firefighters are standing back and waiting, which is common with fires at chemical facilities. investigators have not said what is in these containers, but as you can see, the valvoline logo is out among them. >> no reports of injuries on this just yet. but it's massive. >> it just started about 45 minutes ago. we will keep you up to date on this breaking story. >>> still ahead on news4 at 5:00, food critic digs into a new pizza place. >>> the dash to grab up all the twinkies, the ho hos, and wendy's favorite, snowballs. >> yeah, baby. >> how this impacts our local economy. >>> in sports, time for the high school football play-offs. we'll go live to chantilly. >>> high school football, cross-town rivals, huh? >> it's a busy weekend for football. we turn our attention to one of the few undefeated teams in the area. the westfield bulldogs, ranked fourth. they have their work cut out for them against chantilly. these two faced off earli

thanksgiving day game in dallas. both division opponents. two losses would suck the life out of this team. two wins would be like an injection of red bull into the fan base and the franchise. >> when we looked at the schedule earlier in the year, i didn't think they did us any favors. you think about having to play five division games of the last seven, tough opponents coming up. but that's the hand we're dealt. the main thing, we've got to focus on philadelphia. >> we turn around and play thursday. these next two weeks -- this game is still the most important thing. next week is pretty much off. that's the way we've got to post the rest of the season. this week is the only week that matters, because the next week doesn't exist. >> mike shanahan got $3,700 and his passport stolen from the coaches' locker room in pittsburgh when they played the steelers. >> tacky. >> he thought it was secure and they had to file a police report. they're trying to figure out exactly what happened with that. >> not a good day for him at all. >> all the way around. >> you're right about that. jamal brown missed pr

dallas. high temperatures won't be warming up that much across portions of the northeast. we will stay below average 48 for a high in new york city 44 syracuse. 49 degrees you will deal with the showers and storms off northern florida and into the carolinas today and tomorrow. we could be seeing travel impact across the midwest cool side 44 chicago 34 chicago bert than yesterday. out west we will be seeing more snow across parts of the rockies. good news for any one who likes to do skiing out here. 70s across california. it will be a beautiful day in california 78 for a high temperature in los angeles. not looking at much wet weather across the northeast. that front has pushed eastward cool air moving in behind it. you will see a return to sunshine in the southeast not much going on right now but a storm will be developing later on. >>> brew on this question of the day responses earlier in the show we told you that more americans are planning to drive to their thanksgiving destination than fly. we are on top of that. we are spending 10 percent less than last year all of that attributed

, 82 in dallas and 70 in st. louis and 70 in memphis and that's going to be a nice warm up coming our way as temperatures will move close to that 70 degree mark later this weekend. we'll talk about that and what our next storm will bring in just a few minutes. >> all right. >>> living next to a train or bus stop makes it easier to move around our area, but just how well does the public transportation near you connect you to your job. adam live in boston with results from a new study. adam? >> well, wendy so many people rely on mass transit but how easy is it for you to use mass transportation and, more importantly, does it make sense. you don't have to go far to find a commuter train or bus. a new report from the broogings institution said places like downtown d.c., arlington is the best for linking jobs to transit. if you want to live in a place with numerous transit options, you'll usually have to pay a high housing cost for it. some workers simply can't live close to jobs. >> housing in these places is tough to afford and low income residents and middle class residents. >> reporter

holiday, in dallas, hundreds lined downtown streets for the annual veterans day parade. a similar scene played out this morning in the military-rich community of virginia beach. it's one of the biggest veterans day parades in the country. still this afternoon we'll introduce you to a local veteran who is literally running across the country to help wounded warriors. >>> this week president obama will focus on ways to avert the so-called fiscal cliff. he'll be meeting with labor and business leaders starting tomorrow. then sit down with congress al leaders friday. top democrats and republicans have until the end of the year to agree on deep budget cuts. if they can't reach a deal, a series of tax increases and spending cuts will automatically kick in. the key sticking point for a compromise is a tax cut for wealthier americans. >> jim, both sides say they're willing to bend. the question here is how far. president obama and congressional republicans are squaring off this week over tax cuts for the rich. and if they can't work out their differences by december 31st, we're all in trouble.

. louis and 83 in dallas and 72 in memphis and that warmer air will slide our way overnight tonight and through the day tomorrow and that's why i think tomorrow we'll get back into the 60s. plenty of sunshine today with high pressure dominating. here come those clouds in here tomorrow. we'll call it partly cloudy and i think we could see mostly cloudy periods during the day, but, still, warm enough to get above 60 degrees and that will be the arverage high temperatur tomorrow. on sunday, nothing but sunshine and get up to 70 in many locations. again, sunday looking fantastic. nice evening and 54 degrees, and some areas there might be colder than that. tomorrow morning about 30 degrees in some of the coldest areas and 41 degrees in the city. once again, increasing clouds and nice and mild. temperatures 60 to 65 degrees and winds light tomorrow, but those winds will be increasing on sunday out of the south and that will push us to 70 on sunday and monday coming in at 72 degrees and veterans day looks very, very nice. a lot of people out of school and out of work looking good on tuesday. n

nfl in four years. >>> the eagles continue in their losing streak losing to dallas 38-23. eagles quarterback also left the game with a concussion. hope he is doing okay. it is 41 minutes after the hour. economists warning about the fiscal cliff. it will be disastrous for our economy. what will it mean for your taxes that effects virtual livery household in the country. san trau smith breaks it down. >> it is the outfit victoria secret wants to keep a secret. we will explain why. >> oh, pocahontas. >> it is 44 minutes after the hour. if no pro xhicompromise is reac fiscal cliff will hit nearly every household. $536 billion more of your mauned the average family will have to woman up with -- come up with an extra 3500 this year. taxes for nearly all americans to go up by 3 percent. >> a lot of people's eyes really glaze over when we are talking the fiscal cliff at year's end. most americans will be effected by this means more dollars affected by our pocket. >> not just the most well off americans. >> middle income families will be affected by this on average. federal income taxes w

. in the 30s in the city of dallas. high fps as we get into this afternoon. highs early this morning through out the afternoon. >> it is time to entertain this. thousands of twilight fans gather for breaking dawn part 2. they camped out for four-days leading up to the event. robert pat tin son and kristen stewart walking the red carpet for the event. i know ainsley will be there. >> nick swisser and his wife actress diana swisher will soon hear the pitter-patter of feet. they announced they are expecting. >>> do you recognize this guy? he is losing weight for his role in an up coming movie but he has gotten really thin. this picture of him on the left was taken in april. mcconaughey has reportedly lost 30 pounds for that gig. >>> now for your starting lineup. your top story making news in the sports world. a win turning into what could be a big loss for the stealers. the quarterback ben rothlisberger going down hard after a sack in the third quarter. he was taken to the hospital to have his right shoulder examined. stopping short of jeff gordon for wrecking bowyer. instead he was fin

turnout, and this was bad. why were they bad? >> that's a legitimate question. was dallas -- >> it's a party that has cut a connection to reality, and the assistance that the turnout vote was good when it was bad, that's just one of the problems. who was it that -- >> i have to go to a commercial. >> that was also a disaster, yet truth was never told. >> david, i want to have you back on, mary matalin as well. i appreciate it. more news tonight. we'll be right back. >>> 11 days ago at the height of the storm, two little boys drowned here on staten island. today they were laid to rest in a single casket. four-year-old connor moore and two-year-old brandon were swept away from their mother's arms in floodwaters. trying to get to higher ground. the mother asked for help at a nearby house but was turned away. her husband, who works for the sanitation department, was at work that night. today, his coworkers carried his sons' cass set. friends of the family have set up a fund to help pay for the cost of the funeral. we put that on our website at anderson360.com. when back pain slows you down

airport. 66 at dallas and 5 about 3 degrees at bwi thurgood marshal. we left the 50s behind at least briefly and things will get better, at least in the next 24 hours or so. 44 at thurgood marshall, 43 at gaithersburg. 44 at martinsburg. a cooler 39 degrees at culpeper and winchester, 443 degrees. we have some variance going on as we move into the lows tonight. temperatures are going to be cooling down into the 40s. we range pretty much from the low 40s to the mid-40s, even upper 40s here to the south. to the west, 39 degrees for martinsburg. let's take a look now at radar because i want to show you what's going on here. we've got a real division going on in the country and it's going to be very evident when i show you our temperature map. this is the frontal system that will be coming through. it's creating a lots of storms along the line of it. it's also a big division in the country in terms of temperatures. let's go back to our maps and i will show you exactly what i'm talking about. ahead of that front tall system, lots of warm air. the jet stream also responsible for this. temp

is much lower than the price in europe, japan, or elsewhere. host: and emory, dallas, texas, good morning. -- and memory, dallas, texas, good morning. -- anna marie, dallas, texas, good morning. caller: what can we do as a community to prepare? what are some things that we can do to perhaps -- me and a group of others -- we could create a project for awareness? guest: a great project for awareness is awareness about the distribution grid at the local level. in my area, washington, d.c., the utility for a variety of reasons and did not trim trees for decades. people complained because they were cutting trees and not want them on their property, so for the last few years with storms we have had an enormous amount of free-fall, branches, and so on. putting pressure on the utilities, running public projects, schools, so on, identifying areas that are vulnerable where a tree trimming process, and again, i am an environmentalist, i am not saying to cut down trees indiscriminately, but i am saying that there is a trade- off and if you do not do the maintenance at the local community leve

and we're excited to be here today at new york fashion week. >> reporter: lauren grew up in dallas, texas. her parents divorced when she was young, but would later remarry after seven years apart. their experience inspired their work today as marriage counselors. their greatest joy, twin daughters, brittney and lauren. lauren's father, jeff, says lauren always sparkled. >> there's a spirit about her that is just -- it's contagious. that she's just so full of life. >> reporter: but in one awful moment last december, everything changed for lauren and her family. it's the subject they write about in a book, "still lo" about their family's journey. they took us back to the night the accident happened, a night that was supposed to have been so much fun for lauren and her mother, cheryl. >> we had gone to church, lauren and i, and just went to some friends for dinner afterwards, like we always do. they live on an airport, so we ate dinner and they decided they were going to do some, you know, recreational flying, go look at christmas lights and everything. >> reporter: it's common in thi

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. phillies today, dallas on thursday. and even though the coaches have prepped for the cowboys, don't talk to the team about it. >> we have one game to worry about now, and that's the game this sunday. all that, you know, we looking ahead, you can't look ahead. you have to look right now. sunday is the most important game. all that other stuff, i'm tired of hearing it. that's what people use to try to get your mind off of the main goal. the main goal is playing this week, and once you get that done be then you can move on to the next week. >> we're just trying to win one football game. the next one is philly. so, you know, you can't really worry about what other -- we're still in it, but if we don't take care of our own business, then we're not going to be in it. so we're going to worry about philly and go out there and try to get a win this week, and let the chips fall where they may. >> reporter: it starts with the rookie qb who vowed going into the bye he would be better the second half than the first. if that's the case, hold on for the ride. already franchise record holder for ru

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back east. looks like chicago, down to st. louis, and even parts of dallas definitely some isolated thunderstorms expected there. we'll look for cold temperatures near great falls, and seattle getting hit with more heavy rain. our state, little rain towards eureka, tahoe, 41, make a sprinkle of snow here and there but plenty of sunshine. los angeles, 68 degrees. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. a milder day for our monday. as temperatures start to warm back up. clouds move in. tuesday night and wednesday, chance of showers. rain likely for us on thursday. we'll update that forecast for you tomorrow. >> ama: mike shumann is here. >> mike: we had a huge upset in college football. the top dog. the bcs rankings will be interesting. why is this man spending most of the day on the ground but still found his way to the ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats,

travel to dallas to face the mavericks tonight. tip is at 8:30. >> the next time the nationals play the marlins, they'll be facing a dramatically different looking team. miami has agreed to trace five of its best players to the toronto blue jays. the five, including all-star short top jose reyes are assigned to say combined $40 million next year. marlins fans are furious, saying they gutted the team just one year after assigning several big name free agents. >>> today we'll find out if national league pitcher gio gonzalez will win the cy young award. yesterday davey johnson was named national league manager of the year. he guided the team to the best record in baseball. >> i see this ss a nationals award. our whole team has done a great job, rizzo and staff. they've been outstanding. we had a great draft. young players stepped in when key players got hurt like michael morse and my catcher went down. we had a lot of young catchers come up, and everybody really produced. it was just a remarkable year. >> johnson won the award for the american league manager of the year when he was wit

ceremony with local veterans speeches at the community center. dallas in san leandro. concord salute take place at the vietnam veterans memorial in new hall park. >> if you like more information we have it on our website. >> a scary moment for passengers on a flight out of oakland international when the southwest flight arrived at the denver airport yesterday evening. the plane slid off the taxi way. ground was frozen, covered in a light snow. these are images from the images from passengers. no one was injured. everyone on the flight had to be taken to the terminal by bus. one of them told us what happened after the plane landed. >>> the pilot apparently tried to turn and when he did that, the plane just kept skidding forward. and right before he ran off the runway, he hit the jets hard to reverse to slow the plane down but at that point there was nothing he could do to stop it from going off. >> that passenger, brad harris, also told us he has nothing but praise for the southwest crew the way they handled that incident. >> the oakland raiders defensive line coach will take time off afte

tonight. gio gonzalez, finalist for the cy young award. >>> in dallas, if the guys play like they did against charlotte, the win will not be coming anytime soon. last night not a resume reel pom answer for any of the wizards. this one was just plain ugly. jordan crawford driving, and catching his own air ball. guys, you know what that is, right? you can't do that. not allowed. >> that's a travel. >> the wizards guards shot a combined 6 for 37 in the game. doug, can you do the math on that for us? 18%. that is just disgusting. they lose 92-76. they drop to 0-6 on the year. coach, what say you? >> that display offensively in terms of trying to do everything on your own, we don't have a player on the team that we can do that with. until we realize that, we're going to have lapses like this. we've had lapses like this every game. that's something that's got to change. >>> college hoops, two traditional powers, kentucky and duke playing last night. we pick it up in the second half. tied at 37. mason plumly, kammerer's favorite player in the whole universe. >> love him. >> kicks it out to s